Wife makes serious charge in divorce suit
Mrs. per Ry Nicewarner alleges serious acts by her spouse in a divorce proceeding.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
7
Mrs. per Ry Nicewarner alleges serious acts by her spouse in a divorce proceeding.
Ada Lee Nicewarner through her attorney seeks a divorce from Perry Nicewarner in Pettis County claiming adultery with Mintie Hudson led to a child born April 25 1906. She requests custody of two young children alimony and attorney fees as Beaman neighbors express indignation.
All trainmen and engine men are warned of an upcoming color change for signals across the Missouri Pacific. Green will indicate proceed on all order boards replacing white, with green and red blades for main line switches. Inside switches switch to yellow and elven, and slow orders use yellow and green.
A long list of visitors and residents notes shows Wilbur Morris and others traveling to Kansas City and St. Louis for business, pleasure, or family reasons. The column mentions gatherings, illnesses, weddings, funerals, and homecomings with many named individuals and places across Missouri and nearby states.
Missouri Pacific engine 407 has been turned out after a general overhaul. Trainmaster J E Snedeker left for Kansas City on company business. Several Missouri Pacific and Rock Island personnel visited Jefferson City and Sedalia, with runs and transfers noted among staff.
The traveler recalls meeting several former Sedalians including Thomas T. Grimshaw in Denison and Emmett McClure in Fort Worth. He says the journey was thoroughly enjoyable and spanned about three weeks.
President Shank, head of the local miners union, was arrested this morning in Pittsburg accused of setting fire to a Berwind-White coal company residence. The town is stirred and trouble is feared.
Daniel Baum of Maplewood owns a 2-year-old gelding by Grant Sherman out of a Monitor dam. The colt is trained by noted horseman W. S. Thomas and shows notable speed. Baum will not name a price. G. M. Headley raised the colt and sold him to Baum recently.
Classified notice from Fort Scott Kansas listing 500 bargains in farms stock ranches city property and merchandise. Offers buyers and sellers a chance to exchange items and request lists from F H Humphrey in Fort Scott Kansas. May 7.
A list of property transfers includes Abe Rucker and wife to Richard Lewis in Hughesville town. Frances Dawson to Hattie L. Chorn in Longwood two. Martha E. Smith and Sarah E. Cotton to Percy C. Givens. many other deeds noting grantees and lots or acreage in Blackwater two and Washington two.
Car No 26 of the Sedalia street railway has earned a hoodoo reputation by repeatedly derailing. It left the track on Lamine street last night and again jumped the track in front of the courthouse on Ohio street today at 1 oclock, with several similar mishaps during the winter.
Dr. W S Shirk reports Ernest McConnell recovering well after a skull fracture from a horse throw Sunday. The boy’s condition is improving and doctors remain hopeful for a full recovery.
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